Black Forest Academy

Black Forest Academy (BFA) is a private coeducational boarding school serving grades 5 through 12. BFA’s mission is to provide a quality, international Christian education that equips students to influence their world. The school campus is located in Kandern, Germany.

Black Forest Academy
Location
Kandern

Germany
Coordinates47°42′37″N 7°39′32″E
Information
TypePrivate international boarding school
Religious affiliation(s)Protestant Christian
Established1956
Head of schoolGavin Brettenny
Enrollment300+ students
Websitehttp://bfacademy.com/

Academics

Black Forest Academy offers an international college-preparatory program, leading to a fully accredited US high school diploma. Students have the opportunity to take Honors and AP courses, as well as dual-credit courses available through BFA’s online learning program.

BFA has a wide range of co-curricular opportunities for students including music and drama programs, athletics, service opportunities, the National Honor Society, Student Council, and Model UN. BFA’s guidance department helps students with the college planning and application process. In addition, BFA’s campus is a site for PSAT, ACT, SAT and Advanced Placement (AP) testing. BFA offers academic support services for students through the Discovery Program and has an ELL (English Language Learner) program.

Boarding school

Over half of BFA’s high school students come to live in dormitories during the school year. BFA's Residence Life program has several dorm houses located in and around Kandern. Surrounded by forests and farmland of southern Germany, these residences are a safe place for students, many of whom have parents working in difficult regions. Dorms are staffed by dorm parents and resident assistants who partner with parents in the important task of preparing students for life after high school.

Elementary partnership

BFA partners with Freie Evangelische Schule in the operation of Christliche Schule Kandern, a bilingual school for grades 1-4.

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